📦 GGR SUPPLIES T.R.U. MMYP-1 Metalized Polyester Film Tape: Multiple Colors (Gold, 1 in.) Review

This product was the answer to my prayers. The mirror in the first aid kit ran out of mirror paint 1/2 inch down - the tape worked great.

I used this to soften the dull edges of the bathroom mirrors and the black theme of the adjoining room. The tape is good, it can be repositioned without leaving a sticky residue on the mirror. I posted unfinished photos of how I used it. Easy to use and left no mess. The price could be cheaper.

I repainted the bedroom with chalk paint and actually used it as a finish because I'm not very good at drawing small details correctly. That was excellent. If you make a mistake, you can withdraw it and apply again. It is reflective, easy to work with, adheres well and is easy to remove. There are no mistakes in my haircut. Many Thanks. I will buy again.

I bought this to decorate my studio walls and do a thin strip of gold to make the color stand out. Unfortunately, the tape is too thin and looks out of place on textured walls. Due to the lighting in my studio, it just doesn't catch enough light to really stand out unless you're standing directly in front of it, so I have to buy something else to act as an accent.

I use this tape to accent the side window vent blinds. The shadows on the driver's and co-pilot's windows are slightly curved. This band is not easy to bend to fit the bend. I got it working but would be happier if it was more flexible to accommodate the curvature. What's in there looks fancy and goes great with the chrome window moldings that I tinted.

If it sticks to sticky surfaces it looks like flypaper, cut it off and throw it away! The learning curve for handling in this application is a parabolic surface. Do not try to use this material in strong winds! No peeling back to stick, comfortable, simplifies application. Something like contact cement, once it touches it messes it up, pull it out and move it around to make sure you aim correctly. It took some practice to learn not to trap air bubbles when laying the strip. If this is the case,